Books with author D. K. Sullivan

(BW Interior, 412 pages)Keep track of your daily readings with this simple and easy-to-use journal. Discover the patterns in your life through an intimate record of each day of the year. With this journal, you can use use any oracle deck, runes, or other divinatory tool for your morning and evening readings. Get to know your tools by using them every day. There are monthly, weekly, and daily pages for yourreadings. Additionally, the journal is undated so you can start using it at any time of year. Note: The BW version has more pages and a slightly different design. Your intuitive journey starts here!

Mateo is so excited. It's his birthday and he can't wait! Not only will there be a party later with friends but his grandmother is bringing him a very special gift: a red velvet cape. It's a cape for superheroes! Mateo imagines all the wonderful things that will happen when he wears the cape, from not needing to hold his big sister's hand on the way to the bus to being more popular at school. But is the gift really what he thinks it is? Or did Mateo misunderstand what his grandmother said?

A deadly ancient secret. Six friends with an unbreakable bond. A paradigm shift shatters their perceptions.Join Lena on her journey through hidden realms in this fast-paced time-travel adventure, from modern day Florence back to the Renaissance.After a visit to Michelangelo's Statue of David, Lena's quiet existence changes in mystifying ways. While dreaming and experiencing Renaissance life through Damiano's eyes--the young model posing for the statue--she realizes she's under the influence of an extraordinary phenomenon.Struggling to unravel clues from the past, Lena calls on her friends to help. Together, they stumble upon an ancient secret--one with deadly implications. In a race against time, will they save Damiano's life--or lose their own? And if they succeed, can they live with the truth they have discovered?Resonance is the first book in the enchanting Paragon series of time-travel adventures. If you like strong characters, unwavering bonds of friendship, and journeys that transport you across time, then you'll love CC Sullivan's introduction to the Masters of the Elements.

Finn Beloomey is a regular, happy, 7-year-old boy. Except he has GREAT BIG GIANT EARS. He starts to get made fun of by his not-so-nice neighbors, Timmy and Tammy. He comes home from school a little blue one day and then his parents teach him THE MAGIC WORDS! Will Finn use the power of the magic words to make the bullies disappear, or will Timmy and Tammy have the last laugh?

Kay Kay lives in the village of Bungoma in the country of Kenya. One day as he is passing by the Star of Hope School, the schoolchildren call out to him. They want to show off their brand-new classroom. When Kay Kay looks at the room with its white walls, he realizes it could use a little artwork.He promises the children that he will paint pictures of animals, from A to Z. That will help the children learn their alphabet. But first he needs to think about this project. So Kay Kay walks through the beautiful Kenyan countryside, looking for inspiration for his animal artwork.As he walks about, he is warmly greeted by many creatures. From the tiny Ant to the huge Hippo to the striped Zebra, everyone wants Kay Kay to stop and visit. But he tells them he is far too busy thinking about his art project to stop. It's only when Kay Kay reaches the end of his walk that he realizes his inspirations are all around him!

It’s the first day of winter vacation and Stella Mae Culpepper is bored. As she looks out from the window of her second-floor apartment, she can see all of the usual happenings on Linden Square, her city neighborhood. There are her neighbors. She knows them all by name—or by the names she’s given them, depending on their activities and what Stella Mae can see from her window. Stella Mae thinks she knows her neighbors but she doesn’t really. Everyone in the neighborhood is too busy minding their own business to pay much attention to anyone else. But now it’s the first day of winter vacation and a storm is coming. Not just any storm but a big, wonderful winter storm. It’s a blizzard! And when the snow finally stops and Stella Mae ventures outside to play, something quite marvelous happens on Linden Square.

It’s the first day of winter vacation and Stella Mae Culpepper is bored. As she looks out from the window of her second-floor apartment, she can see all of the usual happenings on Linden Square, her city neighborhood. There are her neighbors. She knows them all by name—or by the names she’s given them, depending on their activities and what Stella Mae can see from her window. Stella Mae thinks she knows her neighbors but she doesn’t really. Everyone in the neighborhood is too busy minding their own business to pay much attention to anyone else. But now it’s the first day of winter vacation and a storm is coming. Not just any storm but a big, wonderful winter storm. It’s a blizzard! And when the snow finally stops and Stella Mae ventures outside to play, something quite marvelous happens on Linden Square.

In the legendary city of Boston, a fifteen year-old, Ariel Smith, lives with her parents and her twin brothers, Aaron and Eric. She then discovers she was adopted by her godparents when she was three months old. Her young parents had been murdered, and their killer was never found. Ariel's life is turned upside down as she grieves for the birth parents she never knew. While dealing with all that life throws at her, she has a feeling she's being watched. Ariel is determined to solve the mystery of her parents murder, but ends up solving a case of her own, a case called life. Please stay tuned for the sequel of Unsolved Case, which will be in book stores soon.